Song Of The Shepherds Dog Vinyl

Wolves song of the shepherd s dog from iron wine s 09 25 2007 release the shepherd s dog sub pop mega mart.

Song of the shepherds dog vinyl.

The shepherd s dog takes the hypnotic delivery of our endless numbered days and builds on the soundscapes of woman king. The shepherd s dog is the third full length studio album by iron wine released on september 25 2007. Boy with a coin is the first single and was released on july 10 2007 via sub pop including the single edit of the song along with two other tracks. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 2007 vinyl release of the shepherd s dog on discogs.

Sung by frederick harvey baritone. The shepherds interpreted english songs from groups as the seekers made their own songs from old famous dutch folk songs as de scheresliep zeg kwezelken allen die willen kap ren varen and wildet gij dansen together with religious songs. The album debuted at number 24 on the u s. This reached the uk charts in february 1973 after it was recorded by the tony osborne sound for use in a dubonnet advert.

A flood of singles eps and albums each with high levels of quality have made iron wine and sam beam stars in the indie rock world. It features the amazing voice of jo. If bought at select retailers or if pre ordered through sub pop the album comes with a bonus disc featuring two unreleased tracks. Iron wine have shown an impressive work ethic since the release of the creek drank the cradle in 2002.

From its opening line love was a promise made of smoke in a frozen copse of trees we are held by the fragile voice that winds around rhythms that range from folk and blues to boogie reggae and waltz. From its opening line love was a promise made of smoke in a frozen copse of trees we are held by the fragile voice that winds around rhythms that range from folk and blues to boogie reggae and waltz. Iron wine s 09 25 2007 release the shepherd s dog sub pop mega mart. Words by barry pain 1864 1928.

2007 s the shepherd s dog goes a long way toward validating. Music by sir edward elgar bart om gvco 1857 1924. A british art song.